this sickenes me

[treasureace14]

this is disgusting that someone could be so creal to an animal.
http://stoppuppymills.org/
http://stoppuppymills.org/inside_a_puppy_mill.html
http://www.prisonersofgreed.org/
those cute puppies in the mall?

 

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[BIG61AL]

We always use pound puppies or someone that breeds dogs in small safe numbers. Got my full blood chihuahua for free [read that as a not for profeit operation but a true love of dogs] at a private breeder. My pug chihuahua mix is from the pound. I have always felt I saved their lives and can live long full loving lives. The mall puppy shops are supplied by puppy mills with sick, abused dogs. Never use them maybe they will go out of business.

 

[treasureace14]

Never use them maybe they will go out of business.

but people dont understand that so theyll never go pout of buesness.

 

[rmptr]

People are bound to go 'over the top' in just about any business.

I think most breeders are very concerned about conditions.

Even the little old ladies, who pop up in the news from time to time, with a wonderful upscale home....
just absolutely stuffed with animals THEY rescued from a certain death are just doing the best they can.
Then things go way overboard.

Not too long ago a woman had somewhere around 150 critters in her home...
It was not good.

rmptr

 

[ClonedSIM]

It's very easy to go way over top when you love animals.

My wife and I have 17 dogs that were all rescued from the streets. Sick, beaten, starving, disabled, blind, lame.... We try to take in the animals that want help and are in bad condition, but we usually end up with perfectly healthy dogs in the process which we find good homes for. BUT, when we bring these dogs in the first thing we do is get them fixed and get them all of their shots and new tags. These are three of the biggest things that people don't consider when they decide they want to start an impropmtu dog shelter.

They'll go out and bring in evey animal they can find, convinced they're helping the situation, but either lack the funds or the knowledge to make sure they don't get sick and die or, just as bad, start reproducing and creating further problems with unwanted dogs.

Of course, if people were more educated and committed to a pet before they go out and buy/rescue them from a shelter, even this problem would slowly heal itself.

 

[Old Dog]

It's very easy to go way over top when you love animals.

My wife and I have 17 dogs that were all rescued from the streets. Sick, beaten, starving, disabled, blind, lame.... We try to take in the animals that want help and are in bad condition, but we usually end up with perfectly healthy dogs in the process which we find good homes for. BUT, when we bring these dogs in the first thing we do is get them fixed and get them all of their shots and new tags. These are three of the biggest things that people don't consider when they decide they want to start an impropmtu dog shelter.

They'll go out and bring in evey animal they can find, convinced they're helping the situation, but either lack the funds or the knowledge to make sure they don't get sick and die or, just as bad, start reproducing and creating further problems with unwanted dogs.

Of course, if people were more educated and committed to a pet before they go out and buy/rescue them from a shelter, even this problem would slowly heal itself.

I salute you sir,
Your heart is a big one.
I have four Large ones myself (all rescues)
and they show me everyday how grateful they are just to be loved.

Thom

 

[ClonedSIM]

It's very easy to go way over top when you love animals.

My wife and I have 17 dogs that were all rescued from the streets. Sick, beaten, starving, disabled, blind, lame.... We try to take in the animals that want help and are in bad condition, but we usually end up with perfectly healthy dogs in the process which we find good homes for. BUT, when we bring these dogs in the first thing we do is get them fixed and get them all of their shots and new tags. These are three of the biggest things that people don't consider when they decide they want to start an impropmtu dog shelter.

They'll go out and bring in evey animal they can find, convinced they're helping the situation, but either lack the funds or the knowledge to make sure they don't get sick and die or, just as bad, start reproducing and creating further problems with unwanted dogs.

Of course, if people were more educated and committed to a pet before they go out and buy/rescue them from a shelter, even this problem would slowly heal itself.

I salute you sir,
Your heart is a big one.
I have four Large ones myself (all rescues)
and they show me everyday how grateful they are just to be loved.

Thom

Kudos, my brother in arms!!

 

[trikikiwi]

It's very easy to go way over top when you love animals.

My wife and I have 17 dogs that were all rescued from the streets. Sick, beaten, starving, disabled, blind, lame.... We try to take in the animals that want help and are in bad condition, but we usually end up with perfectly healthy dogs in the process which we find good homes for. BUT, when we bring these dogs in the first thing we do is get them fixed and get them all of their shots and new tags. These are three of the biggest things that people don't consider when they decide they want to start an impropmtu dog shelter.

They'll go out and bring in evey animal they can find, convinced they're helping the situation, but either lack the funds or the knowledge to make sure they don't get sick and die or, just as bad, start reproducing and creating further problems with unwanted dogs.

Of course, if people were more educated and committed to a pet before they go out and buy/rescue them from a shelter, even this problem would slowly heal itself.

I salute you sir,
Your heart is a big one.
I have four Large ones myself (all rescues)
and they show me everyday how grateful they are just to be loved.

Thom

Kudos, my brother in arms!!

Well done. Thank goodness there are kind and intelligent people such as you, in this World. I should add 'brave' as well, with the numbers you have rescued

Meet our Puggi, rescued by my son from a pound.


Mike

 

[Old Dog]

Triki,
Puggi looks very pleased with his situation.

Here are my four
Saasha is the husky,
Noel is the Shepherd,
Tank is the old Boxer...Hunkered down in my wife's lap
and Brooke is our Yellow lab..

I have been very lucky as their ability to get on with each other is phenomenal.
And they love my Grand kids.

Thom

 

[trikikiwi]

Cool Thom

Mike

 

[Eu_citzen]

Beutiful dogs! I like the Husky, they are kinda cool.

And cheers for saving the dogs!

 

[Old Dog]

Thanks guys,
Two were rescues from sad situations.
They both had Heartworms and were almost terminal.
One was abused beyond the pale, she had frost bite and was less than half the weight she is now.

I do the best I can by them.
I do tend to get a bit emotional about horses as well.
we rescue the equines as well, when we can.

God did give us dominion over these creatures,
but he never gave us a right to abuse them.
Thom

 

[ClonedSIM]

Thanks guys,
Two were rescues from sad situations.
They both had Heartworms and were almost terminal.
One was abused beyond the pale, she had frost bite and was less than half the weight she is now.

I do the best I can by them.
I do tend to get a bit emotional about horses as well.
we rescue the equines as well, when we can.

God did give us dominion over these creatures,
but he never gave us a right to abuse them.
Thom

Damm right, Old Dog! The more people realize this, the quicker we can end the abuse!!